Reptile | fr

See Risaeðlan. Reptile is also a Pseudonym for Nick Turco, a name which he uses for his dance songs and remixes. .

The Reptiles Inspired by the punk ethic that anyone can make music, The Reptiles formed in the spring of 1979 despite the fact that at that time only one member could actually play an instrument. Experience and ability to play were never at the top of the Reptiles' list of priorities and in the Punk/New Wave world of the late 1970s, attitude was generally considered at least as important as musical ability. In true punk band style, the idea to form a band just happened one day in conversation between Steve and Paul. It was obvious that Rich would be...

With a lineage that includes legendary Sydney bands ME-262, Trans Love Energies, the Fifth Estate, the Visitors and the Soul Movers, Decline Of The Reptiles have re-emerged from a long sleep to stake a fresh claim as Australian rock and roll music’s most intriguing outfit. Born on the sweaty inner-city pub circuit in 1982, the first version of the band spawned a single (“What I Feel”) and two EPs (“The Hammer Speaks”, “Too Much …Armour, Not Enough Brains”) before going into hibernation five years later. The inclusion of their “Don’t Look Down” on the first “Do The Pop!” retrospective collection...

Dead Reptile Shrine is an experimental project from Finland that combines influences from black metal, ambient and folk music. .

Reptile Ranch was the "house band" of the celebrated Z-Block label. They recorded their first 7" before they'd played a single gig in public, or even chosen a name. The sound didn't really come together 'til they'd moved to Cardiff and cut their DIY-hippiepsych classic "Waterhole" for the Is the War Over? compilation LP. Reptile Ranch played their debut gig at Cardiff's Grassroots coffee-bar. The Animal Noises EP was Reptile Ranch's third and final release. .